Measuring whether therapy is working, and using client feedback.
Most junior psychologists treat the first session as a chance to gather information. The client is deciding whether to come back. Here are three things that matter more than the genogram.
Studies of thousands of clients find supervisors make almost no difference to outcomes. The problem is the model: supervision runs like a visit to the oracle when it should run like coaching.
What does an Electric Razor and a new car have to do with Psychotherapy? In the last week, I have made two major purchases; a new car and a new electric razor. “Hooray for you” you might think, but I check out your website for insights into psychotherapy, not for you to brag about new …
I was recently asked to respond to the question of whether or not it has been “proven” that “General Psychologists” get the same outcomes as “Clinical Psychologists” and that there is in fact no value to Master’s training. I have been of the opinion for some time that a number of people have …
Early drop-out is one of the leading causes of poor therapy outcomes, and one of the simplest things to measure. Three evidence-based ways to reduce it.
